Amazon is saying goodbye to “Try Before You Buy." The service, which allowed Amazon's Prime members to try on select clothing items, shoes and accessories at home before completing a purchase, is set to wind down in the coming weeks.

Amazon will be winding down its Prime Try Before You Buy program, which let Prime members try on clothes before paying for them, reports The Information. It will shutter on January 31st, according to a banner at the top of the service’s landing page.

Amazon announced it is pulling the plug on its "Try Before You Buy" service launched in 2017, which allowed customers to order multiple items to try on before purchasing.

Amazon is shutting down its Try Before You Buy program, a Stitch Fix competitor that let people try on up to six clothing items for free for a week. The service will not be available after Jan. 31. Amazon’s try-before-you-buy feature for clothing shoppers is about to vanish.

Amazon will shut down its Try Before You Buy Amazon Prime program at the end of January. The service, launched in 2018 as Prime Wardrobe, competed with similar try-before-you-buy services, such as Stitch Fix.

Amazon previously allowed people to get select clothing and accessories shipped to them before actually buying anything, mirroring how many in-person stores work. Unfortunately, this is now going away.